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What was billed as a press conference to introduce the new Burlington Police Chief nominee Anthony W. Geraci on Monday morning was more of a news conference for Progressive Party
LYNDON — Lyndon is moving ahead with a smaller round of repairs to the municipal gym instead of a full renovation. Town officials hope to finish new flooring and electrical
Windsor water and sewer operator Mike Reynolds is set to retire on Nov. 20 after 38 years of dedicated service to the town.
The town of Enfield is seeking a new part-time fire chief following the retirement announcement of Phil Neily, who has led the volunteer-run department since 2021.
MIAMI — Family members and friends are gathering in Florida, to say their goodbyes to Linnea Fraser, who died Friday, after she and her husband, former Laconia Mayor Mark Fraser,
A contentious debate Thursday among Keene City Councilors over a traffic configuration in Central Square highlighted different visions of the downtown infrastructure project and its goals.
Gloucester is looking to improve downtown signage with a $132,000 state grant being put toward “phase two” of the city’s wayfinding project.
Orange Selectboard adopts a single tax rate due to a small commercial tax base. Property tax revenue is set at $16.35 million.
Upcoming Veterans Day events in Gill, Montague, Greenfield and Sunderland include parades, ceremonies and a documentary screening.
Municipalities urge the state to reform MSBA formulas after voter approval of the $236.6 million Franklin County Technical School project.
The Lycoming County Commissioners voted to certify the 2027 tax rolls at their meeting this week. The breakdown is as follows: taxable parcels, 52,013 with an assessment of $5,810,855,750; exempt parcels, 2,220 with an assessment of $1,076,878,900; total parcels – 54,233 with an assessment of $6,887,734,650. When Commissioner Scott Metzger commented that it was a […]
In what the Lycoming County Commissioners are calling “right-sizing” departments, 13 county employees received notices at the end of last week that their positions were being eliminated. Stressing that the action was not a lay-off and not performance-based, speaking early Monday, the commissioners attributed the move to determining that the two departments–IT and Facilities Management–had […]